By Kami Gallagher
It’s here. Tomorrow we will know who is to be the next president of the United States. In the country in which we all have a voice, don’t let yours be silenced. If you are eligible to vote, do so. If you don’t know who to vote for, brush up on the issues. Use your resources, like your computers and television sets, to get informed. The most important thing you can do tomorrow is vote. Let your voice be heard. It doesn’t matter if you are living in a “red state” and voting “blue,” or visa versa; your vote is important.
Tomorrow when I go to the polls, I am hoping to find many others who are taking the time to let their opinions be known. We have the beautiful opportunity to be active members of society tomorrow. Please, do not waste that chance. Go to the polls and vote. And when you have to wait a little longer than normal, just smile. Your fellow Americans think it is important enough to be there, too. Do not relinquish your right to give your two cents.
Where to vote:
Current Issues:
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/issues/
Exercise your right! Go vote!
Kami Gallagher is a junior from Jenks.